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https://github.com/birkirb/hue-cli
Command Line Interface to the Philips Hue lighting system.
https://github.com/birkirb/hue-cli
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Command Line Interface to the Philips Hue lighting system.
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/birkirb/hue-cli
- Owner: birkirb
- License: mit
- Created: 2013-02-02T07:19:28.000Z (over 11 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2023-08-06T16:29:38.000Z (about 1 year ago)
- Last Synced: 2024-02-11T15:55:34.316Z (8 months ago)
- Language: Ruby
- Size: 28.3 KB
- Stars: 63
- Watchers: 4
- Forks: 10
- Open Issues: 4
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Metadata Files:
- Readme: README.md
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hue-cli
=======Command Line Interface to the Philips Hue lighting system.
# Installation
To begin using, install the ruby gem (this requires ruby 1.9 and rubygems)```
$ gem install hue-cli
```This will install the "hue" command.
# Usage
To check the bridge state, simply type
```
$ hue
```If this is the first time the command is run, it will scan for bridges on the network and attempt to register the application. Follow the on-screen instructions to do so.
## Register
You can also explicity register the application with
```
$ hue register
```## Bridge state
Once registered, examine the current state of the bridge.
```
$ hue
Philips Hue
Button pressed: false
Timestamp: 2013-09-02T17:44:10
Network configuration:
IP: 196.168.0.1
Gateway: 196.168.0.255
Mask: 255.255.255.0
DHCP: true
MAC: 00:00:00:00:00:00
Proxy: none:0
Applications:
073f2ed95fcbbef2532c751dd404cc9d : hue-cli
Lights:
1. Living Overhead - OFF
2. Living Cabinet - OFF
3. Living Corner Lamp - OFF
```## Lights state
### Examine or operate on all lights.
```
$ hue lights
1. Bedroom - Overhead: ON
Brightness: 254 (100%)
Color: XY=[0.6736, 0.3221], RGB\u2248[255, 60, 40]
2. Living Room - Cabinet: OFF
Brightness: 142 (56%)
Color: XY=[0.674, 0.322], RGB\u2248[255, 60, 40]
3. Living Room - Overhead: ON
Brightness: 254 (100%)
Color: Temperature=2710°K (369 mired), RGB\u2248[255, 166, 87]
```### Find new lights.
```
$ hue lights find
```
## Light stateExamine the state of a single light
```
$ hue light 1
```or just
```
$ hue 1
1. Bedroom - Overhead: ON
Brightness: 254 (100%)
Color: XY=[0.6736, 0.3221], RGB\u2248[255, 60, 40]
```### Change Light state
Change a single light state with the follow (rather self-explanatory) commands
```
$ hue 1 on
$ hue 1 off
$ hue 1 flash
$ hue 1 blink
$ hue 1 solid
```### Brightness
Brightness can be set with a value (0-255) or percentage (0%-100%)
```
$ hue 1 brightness 200
$ hue 1 brightness 50%
$ hue 1
Living Overhead: ON
Brightness: 128 (50%)
Color: Temperature=2012°K (497 mired), RGB≈[255, 136, 13]
```### Color
The color command takes 1-3 arguments, each interpreted depending on range and value.
Set to 6500 Kelvin.
```
$ hue 1 color 6500
$ hue 1
Living Overhead: ON
Brightness: 128 (50%)
Color: Temperature=6500°K (153 mired), RGB≈[255, 254, 250]
```Set to 240 mired.
```
$ hue 1 color 240
$ hue 1
Living Overhead: ON
Brightness: 128 (50%)
Color: Temperature=4167°K (240 mired), RGB≈[255, 208, 170]
```Set the hue and saturation.
```
$ hue 1 color 30000 255
$ hue 1
Living Overhead: ON
Brightness: 128 (50%)
Color: Hue=30000, Saturation=255, RGB≈[0, 255, 190]
```Set the XY
```
$ hue 1 color 0.25 0.25
$ hue 1
Living Overhead: ON
Brightness: 128 (50%)
Color: Hue=30000, Saturation=255, RGB≈[0, 255, 190]
```
## Set all lights.All the single light state commands can be applied to all lights.
```
$ hue lights brightness 50%
```## State aliases.
The following state aliases exist and can be used on all or single lights.
```
$ hue 1 relax
$ hue lights energize
$ hue 1 reading
$ hue 1 concentrate
$ hue 1 red
$ hue 1 blue
$ hue 1 green
$ hue 1 white
$ hue 1 pink
```## State Dump
Dump the current state of the light, this will display the current state as a JSON hash.
This can then be pasted into your local (~/.hue-cli/light_alias.yml) or system (/etc/hue/light_alias.yml) alias files.```
$ hue 1 dump
$ hue lights dump
```
Paste into your file like this:```
"yellow": {"on":true,"bri":254,"xy":[0.4823,0.4621],"alert":"none","effect":"none"}
```